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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Joe Hanauer returned from q rbief
business trip to Helena and interme.
diste points.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The / Y l. is now lighted by an arc
light and bunch of incandescents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The carnal minded beast who sole
Hitch's new gold time repeater Is in
peril Of his life-if he IL discovered
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A number Of pieces of handsome fur
niture, including n new Fisher piano,
for sale at bargain. Apply to
WM COURTENAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Go to Bill Bullard for Besrs Mil
waukee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Omar Hoskins, OF Hoskins d Nc
Girl, Yellowstone county stock grow
ers, Is In from Billings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04
For sale.

A few carloads Of good baled hay.
J. W. HARRISON,
Belfield, Oak.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The demand for electric lights keeps
the line men busy nowadays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Laundress wanted at Cafter's Euro
pean hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Mrs. w. ID. Knight has returned
from Bozeman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Auditor Bird, Of the N. p. returned
to Helena this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The gradual thaw this spring gives
promise Of an unusually good grass
crop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

A Dakota man advertises hay for
sale In this issue.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04
MILES CITY. MONTANA.
Weather Report.
LC-AL ITEMS S.

Moran, Collins 4 Co. buy furs. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04
Nofles of yfesflDg.

Notice Is hereby given that the com.
missioners Of Custer county will meet
in special session on Friday and Sat
urduy, March 4th aud 5th, atthe office
of the county clerk ut Miles City. M.
r., for the transaction of such business
as may properly come before them.
Parties having bills against the county
are requested TO present them for ex-
animation at the special meeting In
order that the business of auditing
them at the regular March session may
be expedited.
BY order Of the hoard of County Com.
missioners. l.. G. DEAR, Clerk,
Dated, Miles City, Mar. 2, 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

Clean rags wanted ct this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

There will be service at the Episco-
pal church this evening at 7:30.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The foil wing letters remain un-
called for In the Miles City, NJ. r.,
postoffice, Mar. 3. 1887:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

The market for high water boots hai
resumed normal condition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-04

A new upright piano which cost Sl0O
will be sold for $500. Easy terms OF
payment. or rent at IS per month ap.
ply To VIM. CoURTNAY
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
Whit NmIan I,sa

The symptoms -! biliousncsncss arc
unhappiiy hut too well known. Tcy
differ In different individuals to som,
extent. 4 bilious man is seldom a
br-akfasi taicr. Top frequent. nias. he
has an ~xr~lirnl appetite tor liquids hnt
none for ~n'i1. of y morning. Iiis
tongue will hardly bear inspection nj
any time; II II is not white and iurrc,i.
II Is rough. Mt all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order ani diatil-a or constipation may
bc :, mpt"m OF III, Two may alternate.
There ARE often h.motrloids or even
loss Of blCs,i. There may ls giiiincss
and often headache and acii,ty or haiu.
l-nc- and tenderness In the pi, Of the
stomach. To correct nil this II not cf-
fec, u cure Try Green's August Flower.
1t cost bu, ,rli!c and thousands atics,
u. efficacy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
a Gilt for All.

In order to give all n chance to test IL,
and thus lie convinced Of Its wonderful
curative powers, Dr. Kings New Dis.
covrsy for consumption, coughs and
colds. will b-, tor u limited time, given
away. This offer Is not only liberal.
but shows unbonnded faith in the mer.
its Of this great remedy. All lwlio suffer
from coughs. colds. consumption. asili-
ma. bronchitis, or nny affection oi
throat, chest. or lungs. are especially re-
auesiei 10 call u, any drug store. and
get u trial bottle free. Large bottles IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
a M.,d.s'. As...., m.,,-.-d.

R-cenliv the Secretary II the Interior
received TIE following communication
the other day from IL young lady resid-
ing In Colorado, but whether from Gar
iield county the dispatch does not state :
PLEASE answer II question IA which
am greatly interested. Supposins u
Young woman has filed upon II quarter
section Of government land, and u
young man h 5 u pre- caption claim all
joining und IN the same section. They
wish To get married; must the young
woman dispose VI her claim or pay for
~ Or, IL she le allowed 10 retain the
claim, must the young man dispose of
lis'u -
The gallant Secretary, II IA gratifying
to know. decided all tie yoints III his
coriespunicnt's favor. and 10y this tine,
probably. Two hearts that beat ~ one.
ure made happy and their claims left
uudis,urbei; Ia which there is u iaelt
injunction To all Who viii 10 70 and DO
likewise. thereby adding to tie wealth
and prosperity and census returns VI u
grateful country"
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
f(s0rNslaSy Nyo,h.

Mrs Ph1bc Chcslcy, Peterson. Clay
county. Iowa, tells th. following ir'
marsablc story, the truth of which Is
voueicd for by the residents Of the
town: II nm now ~ years old. have
b.rn troubled with klinr, complaint
gni iamcncss for man. years: could no,
dress my self ~i,liou, help. Now nm
IRE. irum ail pain aud soreness. aud am
able To do NIL my own honscwofl.
owe my thanks 10 Electric iJ.,,ers for
having renewed my youth. aud removed
completely all dissas. anh pain Try
u bottle. &c. and 81. n, amy drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08


TnE petitions that are i.inu circu.
lated 10y the Anarchist defense com
mlt'ee are receiving many signatures:
"'c number is likely to run into the
thousands. These will lie presented To
Governor Oglcsby Ms an expression %,
public sentiment and an attempt will be
made to save tie condemned men
through Executive clemency. There l.
not shadow Of a reason why these
men should receive such clcmency from
the Governor. The New York Tribune
states the case directly when i, says
"If few NOISY thousands demand it,
let Governor Oglesby think of the sllen.
millions who silently wait to see justice
done.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
Too Mach fer Him, ,

Your bcaf,i Is very soft aud easy to
cut. remarked the barber. passing his
trus,y sclmr,cr across the cheek Of The
condemned man.
The victim saspcd. but was silent +;
u..rc was an mir OF originality about
the 7, mark that he did no, easily uudcr.
stand.
"iou usually shave yourself. do you
noty' asked the hcadsinnn. raising his
face and breathing high above The
doomed ones head.
The unhappy mu. bcwiilcrci by n
new order Of things which passed finite
comprehension. confessed his guilt.
II thought So" said the inquisiior,
because your face is so smooth. so free
from cuts or scratches. and your nous.
tachc Is 81 evenly trimmed. a man al.
ways knows better himself than anyone
else the ~tyl. ot beard most bccomi.,p
TO lin. Your hair has been trimmed
most tasiefully," he added. but. oi
course with n little laugh. YOU did
no, do that yourselfp"
The martyr moaned fccbly. and con.
frssed that his hair WIS last cut In u
little country barber shop down ia Blue.
jeans county.
YES" said the exccutioncr. "some of
the best artists In our business are IN
the country shops. \ man le rms his
trade thoroughly in the city. and then
sensihly goes into business where Nil
custom is cash. rents are low. expense.
light. lie can do Just rs fine work and
make more money. think of going
into the country myself in a few years
Your scalp is very clean and healthy
sir
The sufferer, recovering himself by q
violent effort. brsought the headsmar
to give him n sea foam, shampoo and
put little tonic on his hair.
Your head. really, does not need
shnmpooning." said the barber. for il
WAS indeed he, 'and the tonic / do moi
keep. These so called tonics and hair
reviewers are the worst thing In the
world for the hair. Clear waller is Il
better dressing than patent reviewers
and YOU can take better care of your.
self than any barber can do for you, il
you--n
lie paused. and bent to look into the
strangely quiet face of the man in ,,i,
char. lie was dead.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
WHAT ,r ~ TO III FORTY.

To discover sprinkle oi gray IN your beard
And u ,hinness of crop where The upland Is
cleared;
To note how ,ou take to your SLIPPERS aud
gown.
Ana hug to III. iire when You get hoin" from
town
All, that. what 1t Is to be forty.
To rni that your shadow has pnrtlier grown,
That your voice Las u practical, busincssiike
tone;
That your vision Is tricky. which once was ."
bright,
And n hint of wrinkle Is coming 10 iight-
An, that's what 1t Is to be- forty.
A sieiYh-ride. II psrti. dance or a dine,
Why. of course, you'l be present, You never
decline.
RIi. alas! there's no invite, yOu'rc not young
folks" you zee;
You're no longer u peach, but .r'bnPpio
All. that. ~bsi 1t Is To be forty.
A daughter thst grow. like u lily, n queen.
Aud ihst bloom. like rose In u garden 81
green,
4 dapp-r young clerk In M icccrerm saloon,
Both n dude aud Il duc-. !, to carry on soon;
And = boy that 1. ten. and the pride of your
eyes,
IL caught smoking vile cigarettes on the ely
An. that's what IL Is to be forty.
Al t~eniy n man dreams Of power and fame;
Al thirty hi, nr- ha, a snl-rer tanio;
AZ fnrty his dream. and his yilion, are DER,
And he kno~s Hni he feels a. he ne'sr did
before
Tha, a inan /. fool iii he's forty.
All. we're young and M-'r- old, nni we're
green and wc'r" rTuy.
!ani the law Of our living il chang. sni decay !:
Come. sco the Ions .pH, In the Valley OF Tears.
whe- your baby tie, ip~ la the cradle o: years
when no longer on earth he /, forty,
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
Her nartrr, rrr,I,.n,.

| \ sallow. .compleSlonrd old lady, nc
conpanied by n phrnomlnaliy unpicpus
s.ssing daughter, recently walked int,
an Austin Photographic gallery.
lie you the Photographic man p she
inquired.
Yes. ma'm." replied the ar,!st iu
plate glass AID chemicals. ''can l d,
anything f.r ,ou.'
M. l reckon not l'm too far over
the border Tor you to waste amy Of your
mechanical genius on me. It's M dar-
ter. Fart'icny. here. that ! want tuck.
Can', ser sor'.r mi,cggli. that con-
pi-Xion oi h.rii. and build up that Hose
what WAS broke by tallin' outer u win.
der -
Il think can.r replied the artist.
I've seen pic,ur. OF dead loads oi
"ur relations. an I've allers noticed
tha, the pic,urs ha,irn.i '-m nightly.
l know enough about the bi3 to icc''g-
niae that you have got everything In
your own hands. You Kin make u
woman liz. u jimplccuic OF the iir't
water. or n Mss. Lans;iy. irs, rs yer
please. say. can't yer take In Far
th-ny's ear, u few. - she won't lock ~
much like u male rabbi, -
There will II no difficulty In that"
"ilow about that aif sluint tn her
left csry"
II can touch u up with India Ink"
What par'icklu pose do yer think
lest for Par,h.ny : style Of beauty. full
circus ~ n side show
"You mean quarter view or profile. -
II guess / do. Yon ssr the photo
graph is xo,n' 4" young f-l'cr what
49, -. -.ss~.st.-sssss.s. N. ss... v~s-s s..s
correspondents. an rarilcnys writih'
In him. Now you srr II won't hurt for
the pic;nr 10 sor.rr mi'crg,tc her little
blcmishes. You'll Il" the fair thitg by
Par,i,rny. wont ycrr"
Certainly. ma'iain. III do my hest
We'll. all right then. Jest SO shca'i
and square them shoulders back Just u
tribe. aud bring the nose down finc.
~ipc OF them ftrckirs. an tone down,
her cais-an the hair. II won't bc red
In the pic,nt. will itr'
20 no. there will bc no color shown
but biacs."
''I'ha, comfort Gracious' Par.
lhenr. wha, would that man think IL
YOU sent him an oil rain,iu' taken from
lifc' Kin stay III tie room =
"Oy YES"
".Ail right. Strike MI a,;i'co,i. Par.
ihcny. that won't give yer away. and
we'll rope in ,ha, young man rs sure rs
you're y foot high"
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

TnE State Board OF Equalization held
meeting las, week ut Denver. cxamin-
Ing the returns Of the tax valuation of
.1ch county tn the State. The return,
slowing the full tax valuation for the
different counties ~. very ila,,ering.
the total increase ovci las, year being
sliIio.SsL6. Last years valuation
Mas Slai.35.Ilo.os. and this year /,
reaches siio.Wo.5D.7s. Garfield coun.
Tvs assessment; this year foots mp 10
s..lis.l5a.oI. an increase Of siUO.,DoN
over last wear
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

TIE Tory ministers have got them
selves into so much trouble in Ireland
that the, hope To cover i, up h. vlgor-
ous policy in Venezuela. Hut what we
look for is the interference of the
United States. The question has been
before our State Department for some
time now. and is really q serious one.
The territory which England las as.
sumed control of is larger than pri''s,,
Guinea and 1t is the territory whieh
Lord Granville acknowledged belonged
lo Venezuela. They have taken the
Island Of I!arima, which is ut the mouth
., the Orinoco, and they permit the en-
trance of goods from English colonies
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

CHICAGO Is gaining the reputation Of
being the divorce headquarters nf this
continent. One da, las, week there were
i've Judges sitting un divorce cases cx.
clusivrly. and !, has been termed red.
letter day in the history Of divorce. III
u irw hours over one hundred III.
matched couples had their cases acted
npon. aui In rs many cases the DEGREES
were granted. A rushing business.
surely
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

free VI duty. They levy taxes upon the
people and nc, In all matters as the
rulers OF the country, The real gist "f
this matter is the control oi tie Or.n'1o
river. Its control means an enormous
influence over the south American ie-
pubiics. aud AN influence such as the
United States has cause TO dislike ex-
ceedingly.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
Tnr G,n,r,l Ns..mbly OF lie Knights

Tue General assembly OF tl- Knights
Of Labor met Ia Minneapolis, Monday
for a weeks session. II, their dciib-r-
a,ious will dryujy, whether Pnwicrly
and the better element can Keep this
oricr ont 81 the hands ui the Anarchists
nnh their hrnchmen. Thr stand which
'h,y will take In regard u the views OF
Henry George. Dr.. Mc,lynn and others
10 exciting u cno-' deal Of speculation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

Is month from 10 iay the election
~ county officers will take place. To-
fay the Democrats have their county
convention Mt .ienaopi. and next Sat.
utday the II publlcIns viii name their
candidates. Appearances Indicate thu,
the campaign. though short. will be
.s,F,n
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

Tnr Muldoln says; We believe the
Ute version Of the recent hgh, In Gar
lcld county nnd publi,hcd In Co'nrow's
onIciai organ. ih. Denver Republican.
To- bc u tissue Of irl'clp,-i, from begin
ming To end Tie Republican know,
1, io,. bu, /, Is afraid 10 tell It's readers
the true facts.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

l.Asr winter Maryland adopted law
,. publicly nos m-n who beat their
wives. 1. has caused q decrease of ihnt
crime. Tue min who beats his wife
.ugh, TO b, ,lpss,d ani branded ON the
forehead
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

JALisoo 10 on. ui States Of the Mex
can republic. Rseei,ly their Lecisin-
tire enacted law requiring It's m-m-
Tor, to wear panialoons. Nearly half
o! the law makers are Indians. aud they
urc in y state Of cons,-i nation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

lr Is reported that In l,u>sia the
women r-sani I, as duty and pleasure
To work at harvesting the whca; md
barley; ani the m-n arr never known
To ohi-a, Ihr view g: women, rights
prevailing In Russia seems To b- that
II. women hsy. III. mns; unlimited
reh,s ,n lo the iar,.,, Kind Of outdoor
aors ili.y can turn their hand, to.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

PEuulniTioS IN frSas received L..
Ool voic.. II that amy OF v",-fs would
practice total abisinrHc- and demon.
s,ra,c It's go.-i effects in their lives. no
legal regulation Of the appr,i,cs OF their
fellow. .e.,ia.ns would liz necessary.
rh-i, example woa'i lr s,rynSss than
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

DsNvsK has been honot-d With II
namb-r Of prominent gatherings lately.
La consequence Denver las pfuii,ed i'm
mrnsciy thereby.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

Al eastern paper remarks that about
this time look out for the man who Is
IN the hands -. his friends.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
STATE board oF CATTLE INSPECTION
lpNsi-stnxIua
rnsrnrtrr ni.I.lI11x

TpSTpiftE NtItETIS,
Eawiin- mail icasts Noniry. w.in-..,., and
Friday u, n. N. Arrive. Tir..i.y. Thur.
day and SATURDAY n, 10 u. IN.
Grnni River mail leave. Nnuisy stss M.
Arrive. TUESDAY Hs T.. IN.
',anErly nnil leave, Nond,y a, 50. IN. Ar.
rive Thursday s'ar.u.
ficc-"ncc I~s"'c tail leave. wcinc.i,y Mt :
n. IN. Arrives Tuesday.
Money orIcr mud registry dopartm-n, ou.n
frum sa. IN. iotr IN.
Orlcc oprn SUNDAY. from > tn 10 n m aud
frum Ito SPIN.
j. V. Not-.rp~. ro.'m,.,-r.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
SYMPTOMS.

Loss Of Appetite, Bad
Breath, Bowels cos'ive,
Headache, with dull, heavy
sensation; pain under shoal-
der.blade, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; fullness after
eating; disinclina,ion to
exertion Of body or mind;
Irritabili,y Of Temper; Low
Spirits Tor the Blues; Rest,
lessness, and a sensation oil
having left undonc some
thing which ought to have
been done; Weariness; Diz-
illness; dots before the eyes;
highly-colorcd urine; ii'ial
dreams; Constipation, etc:
No, all, bat always some o'
these symptoms indicate
want Of action Of the Liver.
For a saie, reliable remedy
that can do no harm and
has never been known to
fail to do good is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
"simmors II,rr Regulator act, mhs :
charm % - L.sf ','.s In r,ii s,isr,s 4
nrrc,,rr. Il thoroughly. and
SPEAK shjs kDow.-hsv. =. oAs"ss~
AtASuiEi1l. GA
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08
HUTCHINSON / siaoss.

Above brand on icfi .li-. Ai.o own cattle
hranir-'. r on irf' shoulder or eide. Ear.
mark. urii.fhscs In each car. Ror.~s brand.
81 SANE ss cut on left .houii~r. iiapS~. rsc~-
snc- crrck and White river. tostotf,cc. 81.
irr... Mc-k-r. Colombo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-08

WAGNER nRoTitgEs.
rArt y " ,a>sn. Hosr. ", wAaSHs
, 1887-11-19

Machinery to be Manufactured
I'm Cheyenne.

L. A Lyon, travelling agent for the
May Queen Separator, came up from Col
orado yesterday. The appliance which
the gentleman is introducing in the west
Is an ingenious arrangement extensively
used in eastern farming communities.
By its use, wheat, oats. barley, grass seed
and corn may be Unfortunately dumped
into the hopper and rapidly deposited in
different receptacles.
In conversation with a LEADER reporter
yesterday, Mr.. Lyon stated that while he
did not anticipate disposing of a large
number of the implements in this section,
he was certain that several thousand
would be marketed in Colorado, Nebras-
ka and Utah and had selected Cheyenne
as the manufacturing and distributing
point.
The materials used in the construction
of a separator are hard and soft wood,
wire and iron. The two former can be
laid down here at figures comparing
favorably with rates which can be secured
elsewhere west of Chicago, while the iron
castings will be furnished by the Cheyenne
foundry for a reasonable consideration.
Mr.. Lyon is negotiating with the Wey-
brecht planning mill fyr the manufacture
of several hundred separators to be com
pleted and delivered so soon as possible.
John A. Martin is figuring on the job.
1t is hoped the contract will be awarded
the home establishment, and that the
building of these implements will lead to
the placing of orders for other farm ma
chinery which could be probably manu-
factured here.
, 1887-11-19

lAAANSA HNNA
Richard Ashworth has finished moving
cattle for the season from the Grey Bull
country to his new ranges on the Rosebud,
Crow agency. Mr.. Ashworth talks Of
large purchases of range stock mex year.
Up to date the amount subscribed for
the establishment OF a Lander telegraph
Office is 1856, and the town has not been
half canvassed. This is $l3 per month for
the operator already, and as only $50 per
month is required from the citizens OF
Lander, it will be seen hat the matter is
practically settled.
The magnificent weather prevailing this
fall insures easy wintering of stock, good
condition of cattle in the spring aud SPLEEN
did beef next fall. From all portions of
the range comes the same story of stock
undisturbed on good feed, and there is
every indication of this satisfactory state
of affairs enduring until the first of Jan
uary. Then it can storm and welcome.
, 1887-11-19
AT THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
Indictments Returned Against Alleged
Cattle and Horse Thieves.

Consideration of the First National
bank VS., Swan Bros. case occupied a
greater portion of the forenoon session of
the district court yesterday. The motion
for the allowance of the filing of an in,
junction was overruled by the Judge and
the Jury excused until Monday.
In the injunction case of Henry Har
~rington VS.. John Murray and others the
defendant filed an answer to plaintiff +
allegations.
Dispositions in the Waid vs.. Waid di-
vorce case were introduced. The written
testimony will be examined by the Judge
and a decision rendered in a few days.
Chas Hoage, the Is year old boy who
burglarized the Valley ranch, was allotted
counsel by Judge Maginnis. J. j. Row.
an will defend the lad.
The grand jury returned as true bills
two indictments against Ryan, Lavelle
and Huffman. They are charged with
misbrandin6 and killing cattle.
Wilkes and Cavanaugh, the two men
recently arrested in Utah by stock detec,
tives, are indicted for the theft Of three
head of horses from the Laramie River
Cattle company. They are supposed to
be the pair who left two horses at Talbot's
brick yard several months ago under pecu.
liar circumstances
, 1887-11-19
THOSE FRACTIoUs BoYs.
John NyIan and Pat Green Fined sl3
Each.

Three boys charged with creating a dis
turbance at the south side school several
days ago we're erraiRned before Judge
Fisher yesterday. Two lady teachers APP
peared and testified for the prosecution.
They identified two of the boys as the of
Tenders mentioned in the complaint, but
did not recognize a third Baptist Gerlatti.
who was discharged. Pat Green's father
and young Nylan's mother paid a $l3
fine Imposed upon their respective sons,
stoutly averring that the apprehension
and punishment of the boys was the out
come of a petty spite held against them
by the teachers. Green went 80 far
as to declare that upon one occa-
sion a teacher had so severely
trounced one of his children that
the victim was under the care of a physi
clan for several weeks. Mrs. Nylan
asserted that Johnnie had been expelled
from school by one of the witnesses sim
ply because his mother was a poor woman.
Judge Fisher informed the complainant Is
that these matters were at present outside
his jurisdiction, and respectfully referred
them to the school board, who will per
haps hear from these people at an early
date.
In this connection it might be suggest
ed that while the ministers and other ac-
tive Christians Of Cheyenne are laboring
so %arduously and earnestly in behalf of
the young men. that they give a little
attention to the youths known as the
south side kids" There are about
twenty members of the clan. Some are
malicious in their pursuit for pleasure,
but the majority are simply mischievops.
The latter could be reformed with but lit
tie labor. while the former could doubt
lessly be induced to walk in the straight
and narrow path were they properly APP.
preached